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The Public And Private Life Of Dick Blumenthal
The Hartford CourantThe heat was making the attorney general's pants slip. A cover band was pumping out a disturbingly loud version of ``Beware the Devil Woman'' and there was no shade whatsoever on the dusty grounds of the Elks Club in East Hartford, where the annual...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, The Washington Post, Documentary (genre), Media Industry, Management Change
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John Eisenberg: Real comeback at spring training is Flanagan's
![He was the first player out of the Orioles' dugout at the start of the seventh inning, walking slack-shouldered on a hot, indolent afternoon at a tumbledown ballpark near the ocean, maybe a thousand fans scattered around the bleachers. "Whoozat? Kevin Hickey?" said a man behind the backstop.Mike Flanagan reached the mound and began to warm up. His left-handed pitches cracked into Chris Hoiles' glove, the sound the only sharpness among round, dull circumstances. It was a "B" game against the Expos, not a damn bit important, the Orioles down four after another middling performance by Bob Milacki.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/64219816-24174804.jpg "He was the first player out of the Orioles' dugout at the start of the seventh inning, walking slack-shouldered on a hot, indolent afternoon at a tumbledown ballpark near the ocean, maybe a thousand fans scattered around the bleachers. "Whoozat? Kevin Hickey?\" said a man behind the backstop.Mike Flanagan reached the mound and began to warm up. His left-handed pitches cracked into Chris Hoiles' glove, the sound the only sharpness among round, dull circumstances. It was a \"B\" game against the Expos, not a damn bit important, the Orioles down four after another middling performance by Bob Milacki.")
Baltimore SunHe was the first player out of the Orioles' dugout at the start of the seventh inning, walking slack-shouldered on a hot, indolent afternoon at a tumbledown ballpark near the ocean, maybe a thousand fans scattered around the bleachers. "Whoozat? Kevin...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Hamburgers, Marquis Grissom, Elections, Memorial Stadium
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From 1995: Snub of Santo shows fickleness of Hall voters
Tribune staff reporterThis is one time when the absence of a superstar is welcome. For each of the last three years, only one player has been elected to the Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Reggie Jackson walked alone to the hallowed ground in 1993,...Tags: Death, Ted Williams, American League, Chicago Cubs, Luis Aparicio
Oct 3, 2004
|Story| Hartford Courant
Mar 29, 1991
|Story| Baltimore Sun
Dec 17, 1995
|Story| Chicago Tribune
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